Examples of using Explaining that in English and their translations into Hungarian
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I'm gonna have a hell of a time explaining that to our lawyer.
Good luck explaining that.
Wow, thank you so much for explaining that.
reveals to him the secret passageway, afterwards explaining that"management" has instructed him to film the guests
He asked me to try it the"right" way again, explaining that he was fearful that I would hurt myself if I kept up with my improvised repetitive motion over and over day after day.
Gilbert references the way life used to be, explaining that“we would have eaten a lot more fermented foods, which contain bacterial products and bacteria.
The rapporteur-general, Mr Chiriaco, presented the opinion, explaining that it was a codification,
The Polish pope expanded on this concept in 1980, explaining that“True sharing,
Darwin explaining that species evolved
Pentagon sources were more forthcoming, explaining that the problem had now been traced to Turkey,
Ms O'Neill congratulated the rapporteur, explaining that the EESC Standing Study Group for the European year 2010 will be monitoring developments related to the common target and indicators.
An email was sent to more than 6,000 smokers explaining that they were selected to participate in a study that would help them quit cigarettes.
However, but you will come across all the messages explaining that your web-browsing isn't shielded
Werther Cole opens his eyes, explaining that he got to the end of the 21st century.
Vernon, explaining that lingering boils-- along with cuts and scrapes that don't heal-- are one of the few outward signs of diabetes.
On 22 January 1769 Monge wrote to Bossut explaining that he was writing a work on the evolutes of curves of double curvature.
However, Padmé resists, explaining that it would be impossible for the two of them to be together,
reaffirms the truth of the resurrection, explaining that the existence after death will be different from that on Earth.
told the BBC explaining that the MEA requires the elimination of rules that have plagued the recruitment of foreign labor.
So far the studies are observational,” she says, explaining that the research is looking at gut microbiota in various age groups, including centenarians.